STARKS — A benefit dinner is planned Friday for a man who is slowly recovering after he was shot on his property by hunters last month.
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Wilton police chief says repeat offenders town’s biggest issue
WILTON — Police Chief Heidi Wilcox said one of the biggest issues her department has is repeat offenders for crimes such as copper theft, domestic violence and those that are drug-related.
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RSU 9 board approves $900,000 boiler system for Mt. Blue middle school complex
FARMINGTON — Regional School Unit 9 will get a wood-pellet boiler system to heat Mt. Blue Middle School, Cascade Brook School and the bus garage.
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Central Maine shoppers flock to big-box stores
Shoppers snag deals at stores while local retailers prepare for the season.
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Small Business Saturday means to focus attention on local merchants after Black Friday fracas
Corey Ellis, owner of Mooseville, a Farmington gift shop, said he and other area businesses are relying on shoppers to buy local this holiday season.
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Waterville man arrested in area tool trailer thefts
WINSLOW — A Waterville man has been arrested on six felony charges related to a string of construction site trailer burglaries in central Maine.
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Waterville outlet store likely victim of Hostess liquidation
Bakery stores in Waterville, Augusta expected to close
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Police charge two New Sharon men with Farmington furniture store burglary
FARMINGTON — Two New Sharon men have been charged in connection with an early October break-in and furniture theft at a Wilton Road furniture store.
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Augusta shoppers lament likely Hostess outlet store closing
Shoppers at two Hostess-affiliated bakery stores in central Maine were sad and nostalgic on Friday following news that the company will close.